RC Car

Rule & Regulations: 

• Maximum 4 members per team. 
• Each team must register with a team name and team leader. 
• Dimensions should be in these criteria:
•                            – Length ≤ 35 cm 
•                            – Width ≤ 20 cm
• Weight should be in these following criteria: 
•                            – Maximum weight: 1.5 kg 
•                            – Minimum weight: 300 g
• Motors allowed are as following: 
•                            – Only DC geared motors allowed (3V–12V). 
•                            – Height ≤ 20 cm – Maximum 2 drive motors + 1 optional steering motor 
•                            – No brushless motors allowed.
• Batteries should be in these given criteria
•                            – Allowed: AA, AAA, 9V, Li-ion cells up to 12V total. 
•                            – No Li-Po batteries.
• Materials that are allowed: Thermocol, plastic sheets, cardboard, sticks, hot glue, motors,
  switches, wheels.
• Not allowed: Metal chassis, pre-built RC bodies, 3D printed wheels/gears, chemical
  propellants.
• Build Rules: 
•                            – Car must move only using wheels. 
•                            – No external pushing/sliding. 
•                            – Must start with a single switch. 
•                            – Wiring must be insulated. 
•                            – No sharp edges or unsafe components.
• Control Rules: 
•                            – Wired remote OR wireless remote OR autonomous control allowed.
•                            – Once placed at starting line and turned ON, car cannot be touched.
• Track Interaction Rules: 
•                            – Track revealed on competition day. 
•                            – Car must remain on track using own mechanism. 
•                            – At least 3 tyres must remain on track to avoid losing a chance. 
•                            – Total attempts: 3 (1 main + 2 retries).
•  Disqualification Rules: 
•                            – Exceeding voltage limit. 
•                            – Damaging track results in disqualification. 
•                            – Unsafe or banned materials. 
•                            – Touching car during run. 
•                            – Damaging track.
• General Rules: 
•                            – Illegal propulsion. 
•                            – Judges’ decision is final. 
•                            – Teams must report 30 min before event.
•                            – All cars must pass pre-race inspection. 
•                            – Teams must bring their own tools and batteries.
• Rules and regulations are subject to change and any updates will be communicated in the
  official group. 

For more details, Contact:

• Waleed Sajjad: 0321-6358766

Bridge Building

A wooden truss bridge building competition is conducted using popsicles and binding material (Elfee). The ratio of the bridge’s load carrying capacity to its own weight, aesthetics, and technical soundness are all evaluated. Most efficient bridge wins the competition.

Rules & Regulations: 

• Maximum 4 & minimum of 3 participants. 
• 200 Popsicle sticks and 50-gram bottle of glue will be provided to each team. 
• No extra material will be provided or allowed to be used during competition. 
• Maximum time allowed for bridge building will be 2.5 hours.
• Only “Truss Bridge” is allowed. 
• Any other assembly technique will disqualify your team.
• Bridge Span length should be strictly “18 inches”. 
• Loading will be applied on the deck of the bridge at center across the span length. 
•  Evaluation of Bridge will be based on Efficiency (Loading Capacity and Self Weight) and dimensioning.

For more details, Contact:

• Nouman Ali: 0318-0079340

Bottle Rocket

A water bottle rocket competition involves launching a rocket made from a plastic water bottle that is filled with water and pressurized with air. The goal is to propel the rocket as high as possible, with participants often experimenting with different designs and amounts of water to maximize flight distance and height.

Rules & Regulations:

• Only water and compressed air are allowed as propellants. 
• A maximum of 2 members are allowed in each team. 
• Registration is mandatory for participation. 
• Each team will get 2 launch attempts; the best attempt will be considered for scoring.
• Teams will get 120 minutes to build their rocket. 
• The rocket can be made using 1–2 plastic bottles. 
• Fins and nose cone can be made using cardboard, tape, or chart paper. 
• Pumps and launch pads will be provided by the organizers. 
• All participants must attend the mandatory safety briefing before the launch.
• Only team members and organizers are allowed near the launch area during pressurization and launch.
• The rocket must land within the designated landing area; landing outside will result in a -5-point penalty.
• Scoring will be based on: 
  Distance: Longest valid horizontal distance to first ground contact. 
  Flight Duration: Longest time in air (launch to first ground contact). 
  Design: Aerodynamics, stability, thrust, and uniqueness (10 points).
• Exceeding the build time will result in a -5 point penalty.
• The winner will be decided based on the best combined score of design points and longest distance. 
• Rules and regulations are subject to change and any updates will be communicated in the official group

For more details, Contact:

• Muhammad Abdullah 0323-3623380

Line Follower Robot

A line follower robot competition challenges participants to design robots capable of efficiently following a track with varying complexity and obstacles. The goal is to complete the course in the shortest time while maintaining precise navigation along the line. .

Rules & Regulations: 

• Maximum 4 members are allowed in each group. 
• The line follower can be based on any micro-controller. 
• The battery voltage should not exceed 14v.
• Your line follower sensors can be of any type, but you cannot have more than 4 sensors. 
• The line follower can be of three tyres or four tyres.
• The line is of black color having a width of 1-2inches. 
• Each team get two rounds, in both rounds you will get two tries. The judges will count your best try.
• You can get 5 minutes before the second round to change the code if needed.
• Rules and regulations are subject to change and any updates will be communicated in the official group. 

For more details, Contact:

• Rubab Qaiser: 0320-9801252

Paper Plane